repoze.who.recaptcha implements server side of the recaptcha API. This IAuthenticator plugin examines environment for recaptcha form values and requests verification.
repoze.who.recaptcha works based on form_handler condition:
if form_handler parameter is not given, always perform authentication.
if form_handler parameter is given, perform authentication only when one of the form_handler values (separated by space) matches the absolute URL where the form is processed.
If the validation succeeds, no action is taken. Otherwise error is passed to environ['repoze.who.error'] and HTTPUnauthorzied(401) is triggered.
Public Mercurial repo is avaliable at bitbucket.org
# sample .ini configuration
[plugin:recaptcha]
use = repoze.who.plugins.captcha:make_authentication_plugin
private_key = si3di5ndlam3x44d
#optional
form_handler = /process /login /admin
[authenticators]
plugins =
recaptcha
CHANGELOG:
0.1 - 21.09.2008
Inital release
0.2 - 23.09.2008
New: optional form_handler parameter (make validation optional)
New: unittests
Change: ident fixes
Change: use repoze.who.logger
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